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The plane was delayed on the runway in 111-degree heat, with no ac, and get this, they were stuck there for four hours. people were allowed to get off but were told that they would have to wait days for a new flight. a fox news field producer who was there describing the mayhem. >> you're telling us that we have multiple medical emergencies on the flight, the plane is still cannot get any cooler than it is, it is still hot, and we are sitting on the plane, and you are telling us you have a choice to either sit here and get possibly sick and watch all this go down, or not get to your destinatio...

It felt like being a dog trapped in a parked car on a hot summers day. the passengers began to have emergency medical problems. emts came on board and she said the passengers were given a choice, either get off the plane and face several days of delay potentially, or stay on board. here is what christa had to say. >> you are telling us we have multiple medical emergencies on flight, the plane still cannot get any cooler than it is. it is still hot and we are sitting on the plane and you are telling us you have a choice to either sit here and get possibly sick, watch all this go down, or not ge...

Second or two of contact? >> you're exactly right. on a hot summer afternoon in arizona, blacked asphalt or cement or pavement can get to be 100 degrees fahrenheit, which is just a little bit below boiling. all it takes is a fraction of a second, skin exposed to that temperature, and you can get a very severe burn. and unfortunately, a lot of the people that we're seeing are going down and staying down for a long period of time, and so they're suffering really horrendous burns. >> i mean, a fraction of a second, is this a situation where by the time you feel the burn, the damage has already be...

Goes on calls. >> buried underneath all this ice, here are our iv fluids. >> the top priority, keeping people hydrated and cool. >> i, specks local 5 specks. >> staying cool isn't easy, but if you think it's hot outside, tried getting into a car. this dashboard clocks and it almost 165 degrees. >> as phoenix eastham where the 16th straight day, hospitals to are seeing a surge in heat related illness and burns. dr. frank has been working at this hospital for 30 years. >> how does this compare to summers with the? past >> this has been the worst summer in recent memory. >> as this on his up outs...